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Council and BT dispute source of internet connection problems in Dundee city centre
Up to 60 households and businesses in Dundee city centre may have lost their internet connections due to cable problems caused by workmen at the waterfront, BT has confirmed. (...)
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Another Dundee landmark makes way for waterfront project
One of Dundee's most familiar sights is no more after work began to remove the walkway between Tayside House and the Olympia Leisure Centre. (...)
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Heather forecasts a sunny outlook for country's science and engineering future
Former BBC weather presenter Heather Reid is to judge the efforts of Scotland's best young scientists and engineers at an event in Perth. (...)
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Urban planning tool in running for national award
A "brainiac" former Perth Academy pupil has been shortlisted for a national invention award. (...)
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Discovering the Lighthouse Stevensons: a lighthouse dynasty
On February 1, 1811, the lanterns of the Bell Rock lighthouse were lit for the first time, shining out into the dark North Sea. Over the last 200 years its beacon has saved countless lives by alerting vessels to the deadly rocks that lie just below the surface of the water 11 miles off the cost of Arbroath. (...)
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BT criticised for lack of reliable broadband service
An Angus resident criticised BT for failing to provide reliable standard broadband in his village, while upgrading to a superfast service in nearby Montrose. (...)
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Engineers restore power to rural Perthshire homes
More than 24 hours of misery finally came to an end for Perthshire residents as their power was restored on Tuesday. (...)
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Montrose retirement beckons for Sea Vampire
One of the attractions at Leuchars Air Show was a Sea Vampire destined for Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre. (...)
